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River planting protects environment
An almost endangered species has a better chance thanks to riverside plantings.
An almost endangered species has a better chance thanks to riverside plantings.
Waikato farmers safely disposed of six tonnes of waste at an inaugural event.
Concerns are growing about the impact on taking groundwater from the Ruataniwha Plains.
Climate Change Minister James Shaw launched the Zero Carbon Bill discussion in Whangarei.
The Good Farming Practice Action Plan for Water Quality has been welcomed by farmers.
The boss of Ravensdown is pleased the Government is investing more money on biosecurity.
Council works to clean up in failing light after oil spilled in Tauranga Harbour.
Central Otago Falls Dam irrigation project are looking for new funding options.
Edendale residents have aired frustration about the low levels of the Edendale aquifer.
Existing exposure rates at work are well below known hazardous levels.
NZ pest control expertise has rid South Georgia Island of predators.
Young kiwi fourth found in a gin trap in just a few months.
New climate change report supports need to address global warming, beyond sea level rises.
Tauranga Department of Conservation ranger warns of the need to fight kauri dieback.
Waitotara hill country farmer working with new Council erosion scheme
Soil regeneration could be one of the solutions for farms with earthquake-damaged land.
Post Quake Farming Group is exploring options to help recovery after the 2016 earthquake.
A protected falcon that was shot has been euthanised by a Taradale vet.
Local volunteers helped plant trees in Otumoetai and Papamoa on Saturday morning.
Whangārei's AH Reed Park has a brand new kauri dieback prevention station.
More than 800 pests were killed as part of the annual Mamaku Marsupial Marathon.
Northland conservation efforts will be boosted by the budget but no-one knows by how much
The worldwide recycling system is on the verge of a meltdown, says Zero Waste Network.
200 individuals stood together to protect and enhance the region's remaining ecosystems
North Island robins, or toutouwai, have been released on to Mt Taranaki.
Civil defence is readying itself for more extreme weather events
Farmers questioned Environment Southland about the Southland Water and Land Plan recently.
The fungal disease was first found in Bay of Plenty in Te Puke last June.
New National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry launched on May 1st.
Cafes ditch the plastic straws, and bring in compostable cups, plates, cutlery and napkins